Disclaimer: Tavish does not endorse, nor does he appreciate, the “humor” of this post. I was recently reminded of a particular caroldy that I began in the comments over at Something Wagging a few years… Walking in a Neutered Wonderland
I hope you’ve been good* this year. Tavish Claus has been watching. Tavish Claus is Coming to Town You shouldn’t go out. You better not lie. You better stay home. I’m telling you why. Tavish… He sees you when you’re eating…
The news lately has been pretty upsetting, infuriating, and depressing. (I’ll leave it to you to decide which bucket you put each story in. However, it seems to me that they all fit neatly – and… Sometimes, it’s better to be stirring
Getting back into the swing of things means reviving the weekly link roundup, so… here we go! First up, your punny pet names: Katey Seagull and Mick Wagger. (Also, please enjoy this bonus punny action.… Dream a little dream of links
This month, wordless Wednesdays will be extremely wordy… are you ready for the return of caroldies? They’re something of an annual tradition around these parts… Bark! the Begging Canines Sing “Bark!” The begging canines sing “Glory… Doggie style Christmas carols return!
Two years ago today, this furry face joined our family. We adopted him from Friends of Homeless Animals, and the rest is history… Here’s to a snuggly dog that’s scared of his water bowl and… Just one of those (important) days…
These past few weeks, I’ve found myself revisiting some of my favorite Bella memories. Remembering all of her wonderful quirks makes me smile, even if that smile is often (okay, always) through some tears. In… I’m getting mutton for Christmas
Okay, users of the Internet… it’s time for some real talk. I know that Easter is right around the corner. Your head is filled with visions of adorable bunnies (or chicks and ducks, depending on what your particular brand of cute catnip is – the post below is applicable to all categories). You’re tempted to bring one home.
I get it. They’re cute. They’re cuddly. They win first prize every single year in the Cutest Way to Eat Lettuce Contest.
As the proud aunt to several bunny nieces and nephews, I’m not immune to their charms. However, I’m going to give it to you straight. If you’re thinking of bringing home a baby bunny for Easter, stop.
Nic Cage’s Easter advice: Put the bunny idea back in the box
